Car inspection in Norway. This is important news for all of us - drivers living and moving in Norway. New changes related to car inspection have come into force. Typically, a written reminder was sent to the vehicle owner's address before the inspection date. It cannot be denied that there was such a letter as a reminder good solution. Especially for people, which, being busy and busy, forget about the inspection. From now on, the letter in which Vegvesen gave us a new date for inspection will no longer appear in our homes. The information comes after the deadline, when we lose it automatic permissions to drive a car. Then what? What to do in this situation? We're talking about this one case and changes with our Polish girls from Easy Norway. Read and remember about inspections so that they are done on time. Then you will avoid problems.
Car inspection in Norway - ... when you exceed the use-by date of the car ...
Are you getting information that you have exceeded the date? What to do? Inspection as soon as possible. However, you cannot drive your car anymore. What if there is a need to repair - a defect? There are two options: either we are really doing the same place where we carried out the review. The second option: we order a tow truck. Then a team of specialists drives our car to the address indicated. Why is it not worth allowing both of these versions? Unfortunately, it can really cost us dearly. Therefore, let's not wait for the last minute with the review. If we do the inspection, let's say two months before the deadline and something comes out for repair - we always have time to take care of it and use the car normally.
How often do you need to have your car serviced in Norway ...
Car inspection in Norway. The frequency usually depends on whether we have a brand new one a car or an older one model. Older models must be serviced and checked usually every two years - new cars have their first inspection only after 4 years. However, this is not the only "sacred rule", because there are exceptions to it. All important information can be found on the website: https://www.vegvesen.no/. It is worth remembering this web address for a long time. It's valuable and important source of information.
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